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Bank Risk Management in Developing Economies
Addressing the Unique Challenges of Domestic Banks
This thought-provoking resource provides an up-to-date resource on how domestically based banks in emerging economies can provide financial services for all economic sectors
Leonard Onyiriuba (Author)
9780128054796
Paperback, published 29 September 2016
668 pages
22.9 x 15.1 x 4.1 cm, 1.06 kg
"All readers will treasure this book because it offers a comprehensive, yet focused overview of risk management concepts and key challenges facing modern banks operating in the developing world. A very useful resource for practitioners, academics, and students alike." --Claudia Girardone, University of Essex "The book meets the most recent trends in the business practices and in the literature by offering the holistic approach to risk management. It gives the reader an exceptional opportunity to learn about the novel risks that managers in emerging markets have to face in the revolution of banking." --Lukasz Kozlowski, Kozminski University "Banks in emerging markets have to operate in a different cultural, regulatory and legal environment than that of the developed economies. Risk management techniques from the developed economies do not readily translate over. This book bridges that gap and is a must for all scholars and bankers in emerging markets." --Kent Matthews, Cardiff University
Approx.630 pages
I Background and Overview 1. Risk, Uncertainty, and Banking Dynamics in Developing Economies 2. Predisposition of Banking to Risk and Control in Developing Economies II Paradigm Shift and Applications3. Banking Revolution, Paradigm Shift, and Risk Control in Developing Economies4. Enterprise Risk Management – A Paradigm Shift and Applications in Banking5. Strategy, Paradigm Shift, and Positioning for Business and Risk Control in Banking6. Banking Service Standard, Measures and Risk Control in Developing Economies III Perspectives on Bank Risks Public Concern and Outcry 7. Risk, Safety and the Future of Deposit Money Banks in Developing Economies 8. Money Laundering Links with Banking Risks and Control in Developing Economies 9. Foreign Exchange Trigger Points for Banking Risks in Developing Economies 10. Bank Crisis, Distress Syndrome, and Failure Risk Control in Developing Economies New Insights and Concerns 11. Country Risk of Banking in Fledgling Economies Mired in Slippery Political Terrain 12. Public Sector Banking Analysis, Risks and Control in Developing Economies 13. Contingencies and Planning for Bank Risk Control in Developing Economies14. Bank Governance Pitfalls, Failings, and Risk Control in Developing Economies Systemic Banking Challenges 15. Sensitizing Banks in Developing Economies to Securitization Risk and Control 16. Macroeconomic Challenge of Banking Risks Control in Developing countries 17. Banking Quirks, Regulatory Response and Supervision in Developing Economies 18. Basel Accords and Interrelated Banking Risks Control in Developing CountriesMarketing Space and Drive 19. Bank Marketing Paradox, Risks and Control in Developing Economies 20. Risks and Control in Prospecting for Customers and Negotiating Banking Deals21. Marketing and Managing Risks in Customer Banking Relationship22. Account Management Tasks, Responsibilities and Risk Control in Banking IV Method in Classical Risk ControlCredit Risk 23. Bank Credits Creation, Portfolio and Risk Control in Developing Economies 24. Banks Credit Policies, Risk Control, and Compliance in Developing Economies 25. Credit Ratings Prospects and Practicalities of Banks in Developing Economies Liquidity Risk 26. Balance Sheet Structure and Risk Management of Banks in Developing Economies 27. Bank Funding Risk Framework, Dynamics, and Control in Developing Economies 28. Vicious Cycle of Bank Liquidity Crisis and Management in Developing Economies Market Risk29. Bank Market Risk Dynamics, Analysis and Control in Developing Economies Operational Risk 30. Bank Fraud Dynamics, Mechanisms, and Risk Control in Developing Economies
Subject Areas: Banking [KFFK], Finance [KFF], Economic growth [KCG]
